Regarding the article, “Arbitrator orders reversal of firing of prison officers”: Let me get this straight. An employee can lie to investigators and falsify documents during the investigation of a murder of a fellow employee, and that is not a good enough reason to fire them? Good grief, what does it take to get rid of a bad state union employee?
Anita Bate
Lynnwood
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